Vido Nori has branched out of his comfort zone to create an edgy, minimalistic line of concrete tableware. Nori’s collection plays with shape; for instance, he has constructed some eye-catching geometric and origami-inspired plates. Soup in a round bowl? Boring! If you’re hosting a dinner party and want to take your decoration to the next level, definitely give these plates a try; they manage to be simultaneously simplistic and striking.
Far from being high maintenance, this line is entirely machine-washable for your convenience. Beyond the layered, multifaceted shapes, Nori differentiates the line from other tableware with his choice of material – concrete. The cool gray of the concrete really pairs well with the geometric designs and solidifies the minimalistic aesthetic of the line. Finally, the line is extremely cohesive, with all the pieces (which are stackable and joinable) complementing one another.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Minimalistic Concrete Home Decor
- Designing minimalistic home decor out of concrete material to achieve a unique aesthetic.
- Geometric Tableware Design
- Incorporating geometric shapes and origami-inspired designs in tableware for a visually stunning dining experience.
- Machine-washable Tableware
- Developing machine-washable tableware for convenience and practical purposes.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Concrete tableware can be expanded to home decor such as wall accents, lighting fixtures, and furniture pieces.
- Hospitality
- Restaurants and hotels can incorporate geometric tableware design to elevate dining experiences for guests.
- Manufacturing
- Investing in technology and innovation to develop more sustainable and easier-to-maintain materials that can be used in tableware production.
